As anticipation makes his upcoming historic drama ‘Kesari Chapter 2: The Untold Story of Jalianwala Bagh’, actor Akshay Kumar, R Madhavan, and Ananya Pandey visited the Golden Temple in Amritsar on Monday, which to close the film’s promotional activities on a spiritual note.
Before launching in city-wide promotion, Trikadi paid his honor at the prestigious Sikh Shrine. Wearing a simple and traditional dress, the actors took a moment to reflect and present the prayer. Akshay Kumar chose a gray shirt with a matching trouser, while Ananya Pandey looked beautiful in a pink and white salwar suit. Madhavan opted for a white kurta-pinjama, keeping it classic.
Ananya Pandey, Akshay Kumar shared pics with Golden Temple
Ananya Pandey shared a quiet picture from her visit on Instagram, where she is seen with Akshay and Madhavan. He captioned it, “Wahguru ji’s Khalsa Wahguru ji’s Fateh ♥ ️ #Kesarichapter2.”
Akshay also posted a moment from the temple, wrote, “Cure Sher, Iyera, I bowed my head and felt relief).”
Madhavan symbolizes 25 years as an actor
R Madhavan marked the occasion with an intensive personal message. Sharing a picture with Golden Temple, he reflected on his cinematic visit:
As a film actor, “‼‼ ‼‼ ‼‼‼‼ ️ ‼‼‼‼‼ ❤ ❤2525 is fantastic, amazing, rewarded and blessed year … travels beyond my wild dreams … With ecstasy and pain for a constant partner, yet with all love, earned my heart for this day. Can not be explained and guide me. “
Earlier in the day, the artists were seen at the Mumbai airport. In a paparas video, Akshay and Madhavan earned online praise for their respectable performance, while interacting with the airport security before stepping aside for photos. Comments like “very well in a very good way” and “that ❤…” flooded the post.
About Kesari Chapter 2
The book ‘Kesari Chapter 2’ is inspired by the book ‘The Case the Hila The Empire’, after the murder of Michael O’Dwire in the 1924 court case, after killing a prominent person behind the former Lieutenant Governor of Punjab and a prominent person behind the Jalianwala Bagh massacre of 13 April 1919.
